TRAVEL NURSING EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Am I under any obligation after submitting my application? - ANS No. Your application and
created profile are simply used as a qualification for you to travel. You can choose to travel now
or in the future. After you apply, there will be many potential assignments waiting for you
whenever you decide to travel.
Can I travel with my family or pets? - ANS Absolutely! Traveling with your family or pets is a
great way to share the fun and excitement of your travel experiences.
Is Travel Nursing A Smart Choice In A Competitive Job Market? - ANS Yes!
What are the minimum travel nursing requirements? - ANS The minimum travel nursing
requirements depend on your area of specialty, as well as the facility, unit and sometimes even
the location of the position. The majority of facilities we work with request a minimum of 18
months of experience.
How much will I earn? - ANS As of October 2010, traveling nurses get paid an average of
$85,000 a year, according to Indeed. This is about $17,000 more than the average registered
nurse's salary. This amount varies depending on location, department and experience.
Do I still have health benefits when I'm not on assignment? - ANS Yes. You may take up to 30
days off between assignments and still maintain your health benefits.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Am I under any obligation after submitting my application? - ANS No. Your application and
created profile are simply used as a qualification for you to travel. You can choose to travel now
or in the future. After you apply, there will be many potential assignments waiting for you
whenever you decide to travel.
Can I travel with my family or pets? - ANS Absolutely! Traveling with your family or pets is a
great way to share the fun and excitement of your travel experiences.
Is Travel Nursing A Smart Choice In A Competitive Job Market? - ANS Yes!
What are the minimum travel nursing requirements? - ANS The minimum travel nursing
requirements depend on your area of specialty, as well as the facility, unit and sometimes even
the location of the position. The majority of facilities we work with request a minimum of 18
months of experience.
How much will I earn? - ANS As of October 2010, traveling nurses get paid an average of
$85,000 a year, according to Indeed. This is about $17,000 more than the average registered
nurse's salary. This amount varies depending on location, department and experience.
Do I still have health benefits when I'm not on assignment? - ANS Yes. You may take up to 30
days off between assignments and still maintain your health benefits.
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